Wall Street just dropped a bombshell on Strategy's stock. A major financial institution slashed their MSTR price target – and the timing couldn't be more interesting. Here's the twist: they're still bullish, keeping that "Overweight" stamp on what's arguably the most aggressive Bitcoin treasury play in traditional markets. Talk about sending mixed signals. When analysts cut targets but refuse to downgrade, it usually means they're hedging their bets on volatility ahead.
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consensus_failure
· 21h ago
Bargain hard but still act optimistic? That's exactly the game these Wall Street folks play—the art of playing both sides.
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ShamedApeSeller
· 12-08 16:33
Cutting the price but still calling it overweight? These Wall Street guys sure know how to play word games.
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alpha_leaker
· 12-08 07:58
Lowering the price without downgrading? I know this trick all too well, just trying to have it both ways...
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StrawberryIce
· 12-06 02:01
Cutting targets but still stubbornly bullish? This move is really extreme—either they're trying to accumulate at lower prices or it's just a classic coward's trick.
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GateUser-beba108d
· 12-06 02:01
You’re reluctant to downgrade even when bargaining—I know this trick well. It’s like wanting a piece of the pie but being afraid it’s too hot to eat.
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ApyWhisperer
· 12-06 01:59
Lower the price target but still dare to rate it overweight? Classic Wall Street move, wanting to have it both ways.
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ProtocolRebel
· 12-06 01:54
A price cut without downgrading? That’s an old trick, the classic “saying they love you but…”
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bridgeOops
· 12-06 01:39
Cutting the target while still keeping an overweight position? Now that's real confidence, just trying to buy the dip.
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HodlTheDoor
· 12-06 01:39
Lowering the target but still Overweight? I know this trick well—it means they're afraid of a drop but still want to profit. Classic Wall Street two-faced behavior.
Wall Street just dropped a bombshell on Strategy's stock. A major financial institution slashed their MSTR price target – and the timing couldn't be more interesting. Here's the twist: they're still bullish, keeping that "Overweight" stamp on what's arguably the most aggressive Bitcoin treasury play in traditional markets. Talk about sending mixed signals. When analysts cut targets but refuse to downgrade, it usually means they're hedging their bets on volatility ahead.